As of PEP 0484, the Python community is building a statically-typed annotation layer for Python 2 and 3.
For third-party libraries (like Selenium), we can include type hints in stub files that collect class/method type annotations. These stubfiles are collected in a GitHub repository python/typeshed. However, according to the PEP, we need the third party library's permission to do so.
So, Selenium team - would it be okay if we included typehint stubs for your library? This would require no code changes to your own repository.
As of PEP 0484, the Python community is building a statically-typed annotation layer for Python 2 and 3.
For third-party libraries (like Selenium), we can include type hints in stub files that collect class/method type annotations. These stubfiles are collected in a GitHub repository python/typeshed. However, according to the PEP, we need the third party library's permission to do so.
So, Selenium team - would it be okay if we included typehint stubs for your library? This would require no code changes to your own repository.